Zhengzhou University Scholarships 2023

Applications are invited for the Zhengzhou University Scholarships 2023. The Last date to Apply for the Zhengzhou University Scholarships is December 15, 2023. The cost of an application will not be covered by students. All of the major subjects and specializations, including management and development, clinical medicine, stomatology, medical imaging, anesthesiology, teaching Chinese as a foreign language, and computer science and technology, are available.

Every year, the Chinese government awards a number of scholarships to foreign students. One of these scholarships is the Zhengzhou University President Scholarship. Students from all countries may apply for this scholarship. The scholarship has complete funding, and it pays for all expenses incurred while studying in China. For this scholarship, IELTS is not required if your most recent education was in English. Only pupils who have never studied English before need to take an English test. Don’t pass up the chance to receive a complete scholarship to study.

About Zhengzhou University

In Zhengzhou, Henan, China, there is a public research university called Zhengzhou University that was founded in 2000. Among all Chinese universities, Zhengzhou University is ranked 47th in the nation. According to the QS World Ranking of Universities, the United States is ranked 470th overall. China’s largest university by students is the University of Zhengzhou. The 10th largest university in China has a campus that is 433 hectares in size. Zhengzhou University is a quality education provider with a global profile. The university offers a top-notch study environment and well-furnished labs.

Zhengzhou University Scholarships Details

• Scholarship Country: China
• Offered by: Zhengzhou University
• Course Level: PhD Degrees
• Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
• Who is Eligible? International Students
• Deadline Date: December 15, 2023

Campus Daily Life

There are three names for China’s currency: Ren Min Bi (RMB) is the formal name, Yuan (元) is the normal name, and Kuai (块) is the informal name. In everyday life, “Yuan” and “Kuai” are both very common ways to refer to money. Yuan/Kuai comes in smaller denominations as well. 10 Jiao (角) make up 1 Yuan/Kuai, similar to a dime. Ten Fen (分) make up one Jiao/Mao, similar to a penny. Paper Notes – include 1 Yuan, 2 Yuan (rarely found), 5 Yuan, 10 Yuan, 50 Yuan, 100 Yuan, 1 Mao, 2 Mao (rarely found), and 5 Mao. Paper notes of 1 Fen, 2 Fen, and 5 Fen are also printed but rarely found. 100 Yuan is the largest note printed, and the size of paper notes decreases with the value. Coins – are found in the following denominations: 1 Yuan, 5 Mao, 1 Mao, 5 Fen, 2 Fen, and 1 Fen. Renminbi (RMB) is the formal term that encompasses all monetary denominations in China.

To minimize your chances of receiving a fake bill, you should get change for 100 Yuan notes in legitimate stores, and use smaller change when buying from a street vendor or taking a cab.  In the case that you have to use a 100 RMB bill in a less formal setting, you should feel each bill that you receive to check its genuineness (fake bills usually feel like regular paper).

Changing Money

There are many places to change money in Zhengzhou. There is no need to shop around for the best rates because they are uniform throughout China. Not all banks change traveller’s checks. 

ATM

When a foreign-issued card is inserted into an ATM that does not accept foreign cards, the machine may keep the card (this is very rare). When this happens, a request must be made to bank personnel for retrieval of the card. Your passport needs to be presented for the purpose of identification. When the ATM is not directly connected to a bank (although they usually are) the location of the ATM and bank name must be noted so the bank can be contacted afterwards for retrieval of the card.

Credit Cards

Although internationally issued credit cards are accepted in Zhengzhou, they are accepted at a limited number of establishments, mostly better hotels and selected restaurants, malls, and shops.     The most frequently accepted credit cards are Visa and Master Card. The predominant mode of payment in most parts of Zhengzhou is still cash.

Opening a Bank Account

There is no minimum deposit in Zhengzhou for opening a savings or a checking account. Your passport must be presented to the bank when opening a bank account. Bank of China is highly recommended as in case of remittances from abroad, this bank has the fastest processing and shortest lead-time. If you would like assistance with opening a bank account in China, ZZU will be happy to help you. Please be aware that some international banks require that you set up wire transfers in person. So if you are planning to wire money to a new account in China, please verify any restrictions with your home bank before you arrive in China.

• There are a number of banks providing their automatic services on each campus, which can satisfy the majority of students’ needs. For any other services, students can visit the neighbouring bank with personal service.   
• Bank of China, New Developing Zone Branch. No.87 Ruida Road, New Developing Zone, Zhengzhou. Tel: 0371-67981565
• Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, New Developing Zone Branch. No.15 Jinsuo Road， High-Technology Zone, Tel: 0371- 67982336.

Post Office And Mail

All ZZU students are able to have their mail sent to the school address for ease of delivery.  Students can collect their mail from the ZZU reception area. The address of the School of International Education is:

• School of International
• Building 17 Liuyuan Park,
• Zhengzhou University,
• 100 Science Avenue,
• Zhengzhou, Henan,
• PR China, 450001

Location of Post Office

• China Post, Zhengzhou University Post office, South Building No.5, Teaching Area.
• Zhengzhou New Developing Zone Post Office, No.4 Dongqing Road. Tel:0371-67983109.

Health And Hospital

Climate – Prior to acclimating to their new surroundings and climate, many students in Zhengzhou have colds, coughs, and sore throats. Part of this is due to the fact that the temperature in Zhengzhou can change drastically from day to day (especially during the winter months).  During most of the year, the climate in Zhengzhou is very dry and dusty. It is therefore very important to keep yourself both warm and hydrated.

Medicine–Chinese pharmacies are easy to find and are very cheap if you are in need of cold or other types of medicine. You can often find many medications that would require a prescription in other countries for sale over-the-counter. If you do not feel comfortable using Chinese medicines or have specific allergies, there are also Western pharmacies available that offer most over-the-counter drugs. There is a pharmacy in the shopping street. The university hospital also has English-speaking doctors and an on-site pharmacy if you should find yourself in need of a prescription.

Location of  Hospitals Available

• University Hospital (East to the North Gate, New Campus)
• No.153 Hospital, Xushui, Zhengshang Road. Tel: 0371-67811800
• The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, No 1, Jianshe East Road (East Campus). Tel: 0371-66913114

ELECTRICITY

In China, the voltage is 220 volts. Every store should include extension cords and surge protectors that accommodate almost every type of plug. However, if you require power (voltage) converters, please bring them. In China, it can be challenging to locate them. Please make sure that your devices are dual voltage (compatible with both 110 and 220 volts) if you are traveling from a nation that uses 110 volt power. You’ll need to utilize a power converter if they aren’t.

Internet

Free internet access is available at ZZU in the student lounge. These computers are only for basic internet access, therefore, changes to computer settings and/or downloads are not allowed. Additionally, internet service, for those with computers, is available in each ZZU sponsored apartment. Please let us know when you arrive at ZZU if you will require internet service and we will help you set it up.

LAUNDRY

All apartments and Home Stay accommodation options have a washing machine and a place for line drying clothes. Clothes dryers are not typically available in China. Additionally, there are several inexpensive professional laundry and dry cleaning services around ZZU and the private apartment complexes.

PHONES

Students wishing to make international phone calls from their landline phones will need to purchase an IP Card. The selling price of an IP Card is usually about half of the card’s face value (e.g. 100 RMB card generally sells for around 40 RMB). We recommend using Skype for making international calls as it is the most convenient and inexpensive method.

CLOTHING

Spring: Light jackets, jeans, long-sleeve shirts – days can be warmer, while nights may still be a quite cool.  Summer: T-shirts, shorts, light pants, summer dresses, and other light clothing. Autumn: T-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, jeans, and jackets or sweaters for the evening. Winter: Long underwear, jeans, long-sleeve shirts, sweaters (preferably wool), down jackets, overcoats, scarves, gloves, and earmuffs or caps. Anything you will need, for any season, will be readily available.

FITNESS

There are many fitness centers to choose from in the area near ZZU. The quality is generally up-to-par or superior to Western standards, however, the price is usually more than you would expect to pay. Keep in the mind that prices will decrease per month if you buy a longer membership. 

Scholarship Coverage

• Full Tuition Fee
• Doctoral Students get an amount of CNY 3,500/month.
• The accommodation for this scholarship is CNY1000/month
• Free Residence.
• Airfare Tickets.
• Medical Insurance.

Programs Offered 

• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science and technology
•  Clinical Medicine, Stomatology 
•  Medical Imaging
•  Anesthesiology 
•  Pharmacy
•  Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language

Eligibility Requirements

• Applicants must be healthy non-Chinese individuals.
• To be eligible for this grant, a student must be an international student studying outside of China or a graduate of a Chinese university.
• Observe both the ZZU regulations and the laws of the People’s Republic of China.
• excellent academic performance.
• Candidates for scientific research positions should be well-competent.
• The minimum age requirement for doctoral applicants is 40 years old, and they must have an excellent academic record in a master’s program (applicants from Pakistan must have completed 18 years of undergraduate study);

Required Documents

• Download Application Form
• Attested copy of Degree  and Transcript 
• Passport Size Photo
• Scanned Copy of Passport
• Two Letters of Recommendations Click Here
• Personal Statement
• Proof of Language Proficiency
• Plan of Study or Research Proposal:
• Photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination
• Acceptance Letter (Optional) 
• Or any other supporting documents

Application Deadline

The Last date to Apply for the Zhengzhou University Scholarships is December 15, 2023.

How To Apply?

The official website is the best place to start if you want to learn more about Zhengzhou University Scholarships. There, you may find in-depth information on the available courses and programs, admissions standards and procedures, campus services, student life, and much more. You can also discover more about the university’s personnel, academics, research, and outreach programs. Additionally, the website could give users access to online tools like study schedules and course student handbooks. The university’s official website is a fantastic resource to check out whether you are a potential student, a current student, or just eager to learn more about the institution. To view the website, click here.

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